Charles William Lucas, Jr.

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Charles William ("Bill") Lucas, Jr. is a physicist and prominent American creationist.

Lucas has published numerous articles developing a classical theory of elementary particles since the early 1990s. He has delivered his papers at conferences in St. Petersburg (Russia), Cologne (Germany), the Canary Islands (Portugal), and throughout the United States. He also authored the first graduate-level textbook on creationism, and taught it as a seminar course to an initial crop of students at a seminary in the Ukraine. The text contains a survey of different creation models, a discussion of the criteria a successful model ought to satisfy, and an exposition of Lucas' own creation model based on his classical theory of elementary particles.

Lucas authored the only classical electrodynamic model of elementary particles that explains the origins of gravity.

Over the years Lucas has also written extensively on other topics such as Biblical admonitions related to food, essential oils, and radiometric dating.

Lucas is a young earth creationist, meaning that he believes the earth to be less than 10,000 years old in agreement with a literal interpretation of the book of Genesis in the Bible.

He holds a bachelor of science in physics from the College of William and Mary, a master of science in physics from the University of Maryland at College Park, and a Ph.D. in theoretical physics from the College of William and Mary. He did post-doctoral work at Catholic University.

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www.commonsensescience.org